Five Hocking Honor Students Named from Two Schools
Union Furnace and Laurelville high schools in Hocking County announce five top seniors. Mickey W Brandon is first honor at Union Furnace. Lenora Edwards second honor and class salutatorian. Judy Lash third honor and class president. At Laurelville, Linda Kay Whitcraft is valedictorian and first honor. Janet Reid is second honor.
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Logan
Hocking County
Union Furnace
Laurelville
C. C. Penrod
C. B. Chilcote
Mickey W. Brandon
Claude Brandon
Nelsonville
Brandon
First Eub Church of
Judy Lash
Paul L. Lash
S’.rr-Washington
National Honor Society
Miss Lash
South Haydenville
Linda Kay Whitcraft
Laurelville High School
Janet Reid
Ohio State University
Logan High School Prom Set In Orchid and White
Logan The Logan High School auditorium transformed into an orchid and white star lit ballroom for the 1961 Junior Senior Prom with a prior banquet under the Look For a Star theme. Bob McGlothlin's Orchestra from Athens provided music for dancing.
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Logan
Logan High School
Bob McGlothlin
Athens
Curtis Hilton
Health Board Suspends Uecker Brothers Permit
Logan-Hocking County Health Department suspended the Uecker Brothers Dairy permit after milk samples tested April 10 showed plate counts above 700 000 for homogenized milk and over 400 000 for regular milk. The firm continued selling ungraded milk, and charges for selling ungraded milk were prepared.
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Logan
Ucker Bros. Dairy
Logan-Hocking County
C. F. Cummins
Sanitarian
Board of Health
Cummins
H. M. Boocks
James Acker
Acker
Boocks
High Water Hampers Biting Investigation
James Leonard, Hocking County dog warden, faced high water delaying the bite case. Samuel Stickhorn of New Straits ville Route 1 was attacked by a strange dog as he opened his Oroville garage door, the dog sheltered inside.
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Logan
James Leonard
Hocking County
Samuel Stickhorn
New Straitsville
Oroville
Leonard
Stickhorn
Two Drivers Appear In Hocking Court
Walter W. Atkins of Lancaster and John D. Mingus of Logan appeared in County Court in Logan. Atkins pleaded guilty to improper passing, was fined 10 and costs for the Route 33 citation. Mingus pleaded guilty to speeding, fined 10 and costs, with Judge Collins suspending the fine.
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Logan
Walter W. Atkins
Lancaster
Atkins
John D. Mingus
Vaughn Collins
Auxiliary Meeting Set At Eagles Hall Tonight
The UMWA Auxiliary will hold a meeting at 7 30 this evening at the Eagles Hall with Mrs Edna Embrey as hostess.
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Glouster
UMWA
Eagles Hall
Edna Embrey
Chiefs to Meet Glouster Thursday Meeting Tonight
Past Chiefs will meet at Emma Heffkins Thursday at 7 30 p m. The gathering marks a reunion of former team members and local supporters in Emma Heffkins.
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Glouster
Emma Heffkins
Two Men Charged With Failure To Provide
Logan men face charges of failure to provide for two minor children. Robert E. Holdren pled innocent at Monday arraignment in County Court. Carl E. Primmer also pled innocent at Saturday arraignment with bond set at $300 for a preliminary hearing before Judge Vaughn Collins on Wednesday.
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Logan
Robert E. Holdren
Vaughn Collins
Carl E. Primmer
Collins
Myers Family Attends Hobson Church Services Weekend
Mr and Mrs John Robert Myers of West Logan attend Sunday services at the Church of Christ in Christian Union in Hobson with Mr and Mrs Lindsey Scott of W Front St Also present is David Myers son of John a Logan High School junior who served as evangelist for the weekend Mrs Harry Spohr of Niagara Falls NY visits the Schmidt family on Mound Street with her brother and sister in law Jacob and family
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John Robert Myers
West Logan
Hobson
Lindsey Scott
W. Front St
Church of Christ In Christian Union
David Myers
John Myers
Logan High School
Hobson Church
Harry Spohr
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Jacob Schmidt
Mound St
Local Marriage Licenses Pair in Haydenville and Columbus
Graham H. Swaim 21 a service station attendant Haydenville wed Dorothy Mae White 16 a student Logan. Theodore S. Wilson 38 a salesman Columbus married Gladys S. Wood 45 a ceramics worker Carbon Hill.
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Graham H. Swaim
Haydenville
Dorothy Mae White
Logan
Theodore S. Wilson
Columbus
Gladys S. Wood
Carbon Hill
Ladies Night Glouster Kiwanis Dinner Meeting
The Kiwanis Club hosts a Ladies Night dinner at 6 30 p.m. at the Hotel Gordon followed by a program at the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. in Glouster with members invited.
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Kiwanis
Hotel Gordon
Legion Hall
New Shell Station Opens in Athens with Fresh Goods
Athens welcomes a modern Shell station offering today’s Super Shell gasoline with nine ingredients for top performance. Joe and Jerry staff the salesroom with a wide display of home and car accessories and supplies.
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New Shell Station
E. State and
May
Joe Bush
Jerry Gross
Shell
Logan High post prom party for 175 attendees
A post prom event for Logan High School juniors and seniors and guests drew about 175 people. Held at the Izaak Walton clubhouse on Lake Logan from midnight to 4 a m, decorations matched school colors orchid white and purple white, with Rotary's Philharmonic Boys providing music. Co chairs Mrs Herbert Walker and Mrs Barton S Hall led committees. after breakfast at the Doering home, the 12 hour social activity ended.
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Logan
Logan High School
Izaak Walton
Lake Logan
Rotary
Philarmonic Boys
Herbert Walker
Barton S. Hall
J. Ward Doering
Warner Ave
Two Glouster Men Cited for DWI in Mayor's Court
William Harmon and Robert Smith were cited into mayor's court for driving while intoxicated. Each was fined 125 dollars plus costs and sentenced to three days in jail.
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Glouster
Robert Smith
William Harmon
Jacksonville Firemen Complete 30 Hours of Instruction
Nineteen Jacksonville firefighters earned certificates after 30 hours of training in firefighting skills and techniques. Chief Delbert Malone received a department certificate from instructor Lloyd Gill, who praised the class for community spirit and growing interest in fire prevention across the state. Names of recipients include Larry Bycofski, Mike Busko fsk i, William Cline, Elmer Davis, D D Day, Walden Deal, William Gaskalla, Sam Johnson, Otto Kuhne, Kenny Malone, and others.
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Jacksonville
State Department of Education
Larry Bycofski
Mike Buscofski
William Cline
Elmer Davis
D. D. Day
Walden Deal
William Gaskalla
Sam Johnson
Otto Kuhne
Delbert Malone
Kenny Malone
Alex Poches
Ben Romanowski
C. W. Romanowski
Raymond Russell
Joe Sayre
Rollie Swart
Bill Swartz
Charles Williams
Hocking Valley Hospital Admissions and Dismissals
Drifts list of hospital entries shows Mr. and Mrs. Max McGlothlin of New Plymouth Route 1 welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Robert Casner and Mrs. Ronald Sigler of Logan admitted for medical care. Discharges include Mrs. Paul Adair of Logan and daughter, and Mrs. Jerry Dupler of Rockbridge Route 1 with son James Andy. Also listed are Elmer Michel Union Furnace Miss Elizabeth Shark Haydenville and Heskell Wagoner Logan Star Route.
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Max McGlothlin
New Plymouth
Paul Adair
Logan
Jerry Dupler
Rockbridge
James Andy
Elmer Michel
Union Furnace
Elizabeth Shark
Haydenville
Heskell Wagoner
Pythian Sisters to Meet in K of P Hall Wednesday
Glouster Pythian Sisters invite all officers and members to a 7 30 P M meeting in the K of P Hall with inspection. A potluck luncheon will follow.
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Glouster — Pythian Sisters
K of P
Blue Ribbon Belles 4-H Club Holds 8th Meeting
Logan reports the Blue Ribbon Belles 4-H Club held its 8th meeting at Shirley Drescher’s home with Brenda Powell presiding. Judy Cook and Kay Holdsworth demonstrated introductions. The next gathering is set for 7 p.m. May 8 at Brenda Powell’s home.
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Belles
Judy Cook
Kay Holdsworth
Brenda Powell
Shell's Super Shell promises top car performance and power
A Shell notice touts Super Shell with nine ingredients headed by TCP or cresyl diphenyl phosphate for up to 15 percent more power and 17 extra miles per tank. Alkylate reduces hot-engine knock, anti-knock mix boosts ratings, butane and pentanes aid cold starts, and Platformate boosts energy.
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Shell
Super Shell
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Hocking
Lester Whitcraft
South Bloomingville
Miss Whitcraft
Betty Crocker
Ohio State School of
Mickey Brandon
Lenora Edwards
Linda Whitcraft
Logan School
Jim Donahey
Tom Blume
Jim Johnson
Larry Coakley
Dorothy Baker
Judy Freeman
Karen Poling
Peggy Doering
Sharon Walsh
Paula Kuhn
Harley Ellinger
LHS
Health Board
Uecker Brothers
Hocking Court
Logan Federal Savings and Loan Association
Main St
Logan, Ohio
Bulletin
Athens Oil Co
Joe & Jerry
Shell Tiaj
Fritz Wheaton
Jobber
Athens, Ohio
Lloyd Gill
Mr. Gill
Hocking Valley Hospital
Robert Casner
Ronald Sigler
Saker
Jimmy Doolittle
Shell Research
U.S
San Francisco
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